LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE
NEXT CLASS: TO BE ANNOUNCED
Resolve software is constantly changing. To maximize your coloring opportunities you need to stay up to date. This intermediate class is aimed at current Resolve users wanting to learn the latest v17 features. It also doubles as a refresher class and highlights different workflows and ways to get things done efficiently in Resolve. This class mixes nicely shot RAW footage with badly shot problematic material, which is just the type of footage we might get in a real session!
YOU WILL LEARN
- What is new in Resolve 17?
- How to backup and update your database
- DaVinci Wide Gamut explained
- The color process order within Resolve
- The new HDR Color Tools
- v17 Color Warper
- Magic Mask, auto shape drawing tool
- Scene cut in the timeline
- Frame IO upload for review and VFX download
- Rendering options and changes
- IPP2 and the new Red Camera updates
- The new v17 OFX Plugins: Should Colorists be using them?
- Understanding Remote grades and Color Trace
- Noise reduction pros and cons
- Shared Node and when to use it.
COURSE SCHEDULE
1000 – Session 1
1130 – Tea Break
1145 – Session 2
1315 – Lunch Break
1415 – Session 3
1545 – Tea Break
1600 – Session 4
1700 – Finish
INSTRUCTOrs
Warren Eagles and Yuki Ariandi of the International Colorist Academy.
Warren will be conducting the class remotely from his studio in Brisbane, Australia while Yuki will be at Media ASYLUM with the participants.
INSTRUCTOR PROFILE
Warren Eagles has been coloring for 30 years and has been using Resolve since 2005. He co-founded the International Colorist Academy in 2009 and now splits his time between grading and teaching. Warren is based in Brisbane, Australia where he owns and operates his own color grading shop.
Yuki Ariandi, trainer with the International Colorist Academy.
- Former adjunct lecturer at New York University’s Tisch School Of The Arts Asia and LaSalle College of The Arts Singapore
- Conducts workshops and training on editing and color grading with the Avid Media Composer and Avid Symphony for professional users.
All ICA instructors have at least five years experience in the industry. They are working colorists, editors, and VFX artists.
CERTIFICATES
All students receive an International Colorist Academy/Media ASYLUM Certificate